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CVS via Windows
On 2006-Sept-19, Crossfire migrated from CVS to SVN - which was chosen due to desired key features that were voted upon via the mailing list and the wiki.
Table of Contents:
TortoiseCVS lets you work with files under CVS version control directly from Windows Explorer. It's freely available under the GPL.
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Download Tortoise CVS from http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/tortoisecvs/TortoiseCVS-1.8.22.exe
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Select a download location from one of the SourceForge mirrors
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Wait for Tortiose CVS to download
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Locate and double click the .exe file or open the file from your Downloads window
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Select a language
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Click Next in the setup window
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Select an installation directory - the default location should be fine, click on Next
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Make sure that Full installation (the default) is selected and click on Next
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Select Yes, restart the computer now (unless you have a reason to do otherwise) and click on Finish
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Create a directory (aka folder) to save and store all the maps (example name: maps)
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Right click on that folder and select CVS Checkout...
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A new menu screen will appear, fill in the following values (you'll only have to do this once unless something changes in the near future) and click on OK when finished
- Protocol: Password server (:pserver:)
- Server: cvs.sourceforge.net
- Repository folder: /cvsroot/crossfire
- User name: anonymous
(If you have developer access, then enter in your SourceForge login name here) - Module: maps-bigword
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A progress dialog window will appear indicating if there are any errors, new files to check out or if all your files are up to date
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The map folder will now contain all of the available maps